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October 1998 :: Music N-R :: Not Dogs... Too Simple (A Tale of Two Kitties) (Holly Day)
Not Dogs... Too Simple (A Tale of Two Kitties) Various Artists Casino In this first of a planned series of children's stories written by Mark and Clay Harper, an indoor cat named Luis falls in with a randy street cat named Shenanigans that she had met briefly at the ASPCA before being adopted. As the ...
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Mike Ness,Social Distortion,The Street Dogs and Backyard Babies,Orlando, FL,March 4, 2005,by Jen Cray
SOCIAL DISTORTION WITH THE STREET DOGS AND BACKYARD BABIES Orlando, FL March 4, 2005 by Jen Cray photo by Jen Cray Mike Ness Stop mourning the deaths of rockstars past. We've got a legend in our midst who is alive, well -- and touring. Mike Ness is as iconic as Kurt Cobain, Joe Strummer, Joey Ramone ...
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The Social, in Orlando, has been frequently offering two-night residencies to bands that can easily sell out the small venue. Booking the bill with big talent and odd packaging, these shows are usually a hot ticket and always memorable. For a holiday treat in December, Bouncing Souls were the band in big letters with hefty support from The Street Dogs, Whole Wheat Bread and World/Inferno Friendship Society. Jen Cray was there for the mayhem on night #2.
BOUNCING SOULS THE STREET DOGS, WHOLE WHEAT BREAD, WORLD/INFERNO FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY Orlando, Fl Dec. 7, 2006 by Jen Cray It was another two-night residency at Orlando's premium smalltime venue, The Social. The popular spot has found its niche in booking high-end underground acts and stacking the bill ...
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Toy Stories (Ink 19, December 2000)
... Figure [I always wanted, but never got] a Power Wheels. Everyone in my neighborhood got one, and I just used to watch them ride up and down the street. Captain Girlush Figure [I always wanted, but never got] a Power Wheels. My brother got two, and I never got one. Randal Creeping Myrtle Hands down, ...
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November 1998 :: Streaks :: Busy Girl (Jennifer Winston)
... to hear everyone singing all of the songs. Trevor, the bass player from Cool For August, joined in for a few songs too. The Cure's "Fascination Street" was a nice surprise, however, I think all of the younger audience members thought that Tom Petty's "Don't Do Me Like That" and the Beatles "Don't Let ...
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November 1999 :: Music E-K :: The Jungle Brothers (Julio Diaz)
The Jungle Brothers Get Down Gee Street I may not be up on all the hip lingo of the house music scene, but I know what I like -- and I REALLY like this new single from the Jungle Brothers! Built around the hook from Kool & the Gang's "Get Down On It," the JB's throw down smooth-flowing raps about keeping ...
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When it comes to animation, there's a big difference between the Americans and the Canadians. Americans go for the money...
... comes on the market from the heads of the corpses buried in mass graves. Our long-faced protagonist watches the little red haired girl across the street lose her mother and then her own life. So sad, yet such a nice red wig... Several short spots by Aardman Animation introduce the Angry Kid, a rubbery ...
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Fresh from its surprise Academy Award for Marcia Gay Harden's performance as Lee Krassner, Ed Harris' biopic Pollock faces an even tougher test -- a review from our own Carl F. Gauze.
... help from Brancusi?" Makes you wonder. Well, after moving to Long Island for his health (he was less likely to be run over while dead drunk in the street out in the country), Pollock's 15 minutes flamed in and out with a Life Magazine spread. He stopped drinking, but not having the DT's freaked him ...
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October 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Moe Tucker (Holly Day)
... when I'd learn to do something new on drums or bass." Almost 27 years after leaving the Velvet Underground, Moe's solo work, particularly her albums Dogs Under Stress and I Spent a Week There the Other Night, definitely retain traces of the characteristically edgy Velvet sound. Her arrangements are ...
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What's it like to be a struggling young English musician in New York when buildings start toppling? Bob Pomeroy finds out, in a conversation with newcomer Gena Dry.
... , I knew I had to come back." "I came back to New York in July and put together a band here," Gena continues. "I've been sofa hopping and walking dogs. I've played CBGB's and the Anti-Folk Festival at the Sidewalk Cafe." Her performances with her New York band garnered the interest of some major players ...
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